homestay
Noun
Meaning
A system whereby students, visiting a foreign country to study, board with a local family at an affordable price.
A house used primarily as the residence of the owner but with the business of accommodating paying guests.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgExamples
Also, homestay providers willing to have students under normal circumstances may be reluctant to provide for them during a lockdown or social isolation – and even more reluctant should a family member, or a homestay student become ill.
At present, the district receives about 12,000 tourists a year and expects this to rise by 30 per cent thanks to the homestay models and community-based development project.
I signed up to take classes & do my homestay with Antiguena Spanish Academy in Antigua, Guatemala - a colonial city in the central highlands of Guatemala.
The director found me another homestay with a room OVER the garage, with a large window, private bath and a host family with two chatty teenagers and a mother who is a gourmet cook.
China's O2O giant Meituan announced yesterday the launch of its homestay business – Zhenguo Homestay (榛果民宿 in Chinese), taking another step to branch o…
In Toyama, they will have a lecture on the theme and school exchange at university, in addition they will experience Homestay, to increase various interests in Japan.